61. Clemson Area Amateur Astronomers Welcome to the Clemson Area Amateur Astronomers. The CAAA is a group of people whose goal is the enhancement of amateur astronomy by fellowship, http://www.oconeeskies.com/caaa/

Welcome to the Clemson Area Amateur Astronomers The CAAA is a group of people whose goal is the enhancement of Amateur Astronomy by fellowship, sharing knowledge and enjoyment of the hobby. The CAAA provides outreach programs when asked and holds events throughout the year, such as "Public Star Parties" and "Meteor Viewing Sessions" and "Just for Fun" viewing sessions. Meetings are held at the United Way Building (click for map) - E. North First Street in Seneca, SC. Anyone interested is invited to attend. President Ram White Vice-President of Observing Anthony Weekly Community Relations Director Horace Gravely Secretary/Treasurer Tom Wehrman The next meeting will be held on: September 2005 @ 7:30pm Topic: "Gamma Ray Astronomy and the Swift spacecraft." Speaker: Autumn Homewood Solar Data Solar X-rays: Geomagnetic Field: From n3kl.org click image 20th Anniversary of the B.L, Crew Observatory and the 29" Dobsonian Scope International Space Station Tracker CAAA Member Information (Password Required) Regional Events Links Images Recent Picnic Pics added.

62. Amateur Telescope Makers Of Boston Getting started in amateur astronomy, archive, newsletter, star parties, schedule, resources in the area. http://www.atmob.org

ATMoB One of the nation's oldest and largest amateur astronomy clubs Dark Sky Bill page Current events list Last update: Current Events Astro-photos, articles, software About ATMoB Getting started in amateur astronomy ... Astro sites Email: New: Photo Gallery . Information on how to get your own album Next Meeting , Thursday, September 8th at 8:00 PM September's talk by ATMoB Member Eric Buehrens is; Planning and Building an Amateur Roll-Off Roof Observatory Eric Buehrens has been an amateur astronomer since he was a teenager and is now - a few decades later - finally building the observatory that he's always wanted. He's got a dark-sky site in the Hudson Valley and his intention is to build something that he can use now for visual observing but will allow for future growth in his observing program, including imaging and eventually remote operation. He'll talk about how he made design decisions, how to build something like this when you've never built much of anything, and share a few suggestions about mistakes you might like to avoid if you're contemplating a similar project. When he's not building or observing, Eric works as an administrator for Harvard. He's just left his position as Executive Dean for Administration for Harvard Medical School to assume a new position as Deputy Provost for Administration, in which he will be involved in planning new science ventures for Harvard's campus developments in Allston.

63. South Carelian Amateur Astronomical Association Nova yhdistys Nova (South Karelian Amateur Astronomical Association Nova) was founded and encourage the interest of amateur astronomy and space research. http://www.ursa.fi/yhd/nova/novaeng.html

64. MartzObservatoryWeb Club site with information on the Martz Observatory in Frewsburgh, NY. Additional resources for current upto-date Space News and amateur astronomy resources. http://www.martzobservatory.org/

Welcome to Martz Observatory ONLINE! The Marshal Martz Memorial Astronomical Association serves all communities in the Chautauqua County, WNY region, North Western Pennsylvania and soon the world with the addition of a 24" (.6 Meter) Robotic Telescope . The emphasis of our organization is Observational Astronomy, family participation, public education, and enjoyment of the starry skies. Choose from the Menu items on the left for your desired information needs! We welcome you to all of our public Astronomy related events.

65. Amateur Astronomy: Telescope Making, Imaging, Software, Links And Resources amateur astronomy. Telescope Making CCD and Photo Imaging telescope making astronomical imaging Pictures from the 1998 Astronomy Magazine Caribbean http://www.berfield.com/astro.html

Amateur Astronomy Telescope Making CCD and Photo Imaging Pictures from the 1998 Astronomy Magazine Caribbean Eclipse Cruise

66. Amateur Astronomy The Science and Poetry of the Night Sky dewey decimal -520. http://www.suite101.com/welcome.cfm/amateur_astronomy

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67. ASP: Clubs And Organizations amateur astronomy Clubs and Organizations Tucson amateur astronomy Association California. Antelope Valley Astronomy Club Astronomical Society of the http://www.astrosociety.org/resources/linkclubs.html

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68. Welcome To The Beckington Astronomical Society Home Page amateur astronomy society for new and experienced amateur astronomers. Provides observing information and details about the society including meetings and events. http://www.basnet.fsnet.co.uk/

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69. Amateur Astronomy This ring is a collection of websites dealing with all aspects of amatuer astronomy. http://d.webring.com/hub?ring=amatuerastronomy

70. CroAstro.com - Croatian Amateur Astronomy And Astrophotography - Astronomija I A Over last ten years amateur astronomy and astrophotography in Croatia experience better progress than in 50 years before. Capture the beauty and wonder of http://www.croastro.com/

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71. New England Space Science Initiative In Education Resource to help locate space science education resources throughout New England, including observatories, planetariums, science museums and amateur astronomy clubs. http://www.mos.org/nessie/

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72. Steele County Astronomical Society Local club for people interested in amateur astronomy. Affiliated with the Astronomical League. Meeting agenda, upcoming events, membership information. http://minnesotasky.tripod.com/

setAdGroup('67.18.104.18'); var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Search: Lycos Tripod Star Wars Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site ... Next Steele County Astronomical Society Affiliated with the Astronomical League Members only access to the Yahoo Group for SCAS Home About SCAS Schedule ... Contact m i n n e s o t a s k y t r i p o d c o m Visit our next meeting. The 2005 Events are posted. The Club has several planned events each year. Just to name a few of the exciting sessions: Local Observatory Tours Messier Marathon Lake Kohlmier Beach Night Rice Lake State Park Viewing Please join us in these, as well as, other activities sponsored by SC AS. For Members Only: Owatonna Clear Dark Sky Report Comet Temple 1 July 4, 2005 Special Event I made short plans to go to the viewing site about an hour before the NASA Deep Impact project was to strike comet Temple 1 at 12:52 July 4, 2005 (CST). The highway approaching the site was clear except for some low pockets of fog. The fog also covered the viewing site and obstructed the view of Spica; making any comet watching our of the picture. Several internet sites had live feeds of the impact so that's what we saw-not too bad, but I'd rather have seen it in person. The horizon was totally fogged. Straight overhead was clear.

73. Bluegrass Amateur Astronomy Club, Lexington, Kentuckky The Bluegrass amateur astronomy Club meets monthly from March to November for an informative program and stargazing at Raven Run Nature Sanctuary in http://www.bgaac.org/

Lunar Phase for today, Courtesy of the U. S. Naval Observatory News and Events UK Observatory Project Joining the Club For Beginners ... Web Links Bluegrass Amateur Astronomy Club Lexington, Kentucky Photo of M17 by club member Rick Schrantz The Bluegrass Amateur Astronomy Club meets monthly from March to November for an informative program and stargazing at Raven Run Nature Sanctuary in Lexington. We encourage all those in the Bluegrass region who are interested in amateur astronomy to join us; children are welcome. The Bluegrass Amateur Astronomy Club belongs to the Great Lakes Region of the Astronomical League Please see our News and Events page for information on the University of Kentucky Observatory Project Web Hosting provided by the Mathematical Sciences Computing Facility at the University of Kentucky

74. AmAstroMB - Amateur Astronomy Message Board Planetary and deep sky observing, equipment, general discussions, and announcements. http://pof.skyrover.net/

Last active: Never Not logged in [ Login Register Member List Search ... AmAstroMB You Are Not Registered Or Not Logged In If you are not registered or logged in, you may still be able to view forums and topics, but you will not have access to your member control panel or settings Forum: Topics: Posts Last Post: What's Up? In The Sky Tonight Great things to target on your next night out 1/7/2005 at 03:20 by skyrover Deep Sky Observing 7/5/2005 at 20:09 by CootieUdy Planetary Observing Major Planets 9/22/2004 at 03:15 by StarHopping Minor Planets Comets, Asteroids, Kuiper Belt, Meteors 12/22/2004 at 19:37 by CootieUdy Lunar Observing 10/28/2004 at 18:44 by CootieUdy Solar Observing 2/29/2004 at 21:09 by Equipment Reflectors 3/21/2005 at 17:12 by CootieUdy Refractors 8/4/2005 at 01:55 by skyrover 5/13/2005 at 16:42 by CootieUdy Telescope Making 12/7/2004 at 01:30 by Victor Never General Discussion Astronomy General 9/14/2005 at 03:54 by skyrover Introductions Introduce youself to the the rest of the group... 2/1/2005 at 02:13 by tim Off Topic Never Announcements Announcements Information about the new AmAstroMB forums! 2/25/2004 at 19:24 by tim Who's Online There are currently 2 Guests and no Members browsing AmAstroMB Key: Super Administrator Administrators Super Moderators Moderators - All Registered Members 50 Members Who Have Visited Today (if applicable) skyrover CootieUdy topics/ posts / members Please welcome our newest member = New posts in this forum since last active = No new posts in this forum since last active AmAstroMB Powered by XMB 1.8 Partagium Final

75. Irving Family Web Pages: Astronomy Medalion, amateur astronomy. by Don Irving, Home Page Link FTP Lib Link Why don t you look up an astronomy club in your area and go to one of their http://www.irving.org/astronmy/

by Don Irving Virtual Tour of Lick Observatory Our coolest offering for our Astronomy section is our XPLORE Tour of Mt. Hamilton and Lick Observatory. We are proud be recognized for it as Astronomy site of the day for October 17, 1996. If you came here via our home page, you've probably seen it already. If you haven't seen it, then click the XPLORE icon now and embark on the journey! Star Parties If you have never attended an astronomy club star party, you must do so at least once. You do not need a telescope. Astronomy clubs welcome visitors and are always pleased to show off the night sky to people who drop in. The night sky from a hilltop away from city lights is a sight to behold. It is great even without a telescope, with the Milky Way stretching across the sky and occasional shooting stars going by. The sights through amateur telescopes are even more exciting. Things are not as bright and colorful as in magazine pictures, and this sometimes disappoints newcomers. However, sights through a telescope are exciting because you know you are seeing the actual light from the distant objects. The first time you see the actual light from a spiral galaxy thousands of light years away, you will know what I mean. Why don't you look up an astronomy club in your area and go to one of their events. It will be a night to remember. Michael has taken a great interest in astronomy and has compiled some of his thoughts on learning about it Internet Resources There is an enormous wealth of space and astronomy resources on the Internet. With so much available, we will not build a large FTP library of our own. Instead, we provide just a few fun files in our library and provide Web links to the great collection of Internet resources.

76. Naperville Astronomical Association: Organized Amateur Astronomy Information page of a nonprofit Chicagoland amateur astronomy club. Contacts and links to the other site pages. http://www.stargazing.net/naa/

Your browser does not support JavaScript, or has "active content" blocked; Menu system will not function. An Illinois amateur astronomy society; join us to explore the wonders of the Universe! d current page: Home Welcome to our website! The Naperville Astronomical Association is a non-profit astronomy club with a membership of over two-hundred individuals and families, mainly from the southwest Chicagoland (Illinois, USA) area. What we share is an interest in exploring the universe beyond our planet, both with our eyes and our minds. What we have found is that our enjoyment of our hobby can be enhanced when we share it with others; the young with the old, the beginner with the advanced amateur and the professional. We hope that the information to be found on pages of this site helps you to enjoy astronomy, too! FastCounter by bCentral Site visits since 9-1-98 Some hidden keyword text: N.A.A. Illinois astronomy clubs Naperville DuPage County Lisle Wheaton Downers Grove Aurora Chicagoland Chicago astronomical society. Stargazing star parties telescopes observatory amateur astronomy clubs public observatory programs midwest astronomy club sky viewing naked eye binoculars. Solar telescopes sun moon planets stars nebulae galaxies weather for astronomers cosmology astrophysics amateur astronomy club Illinois Naperville weather forecasts activities family science education nature outdoor scientific educational hobbies teaching astronomy telescopes skywatching stars comets meteors planets sun space weather astronomy news moon. Suburban Chicago stargazing Naperville Astronomical Association

77. DARWIN ASTRONOMY GROUP Darwin amateur astronomy Group. web site has moved click on the link below go to our new internet home. www.darwinastronomy.com http://members.ozemail.com.au/~hapchap/

Darwin Amateur Astronomy Group web site has moved click on the link below go to our new internet home www.darwinastronomy.com Our forum is have moved as well, click on the link below to visit our Internet Forum http://www.darwinastronomy.com/forum Our new Websie and Forum only came on line 30/8/04 so expect some minor teething problems in the next few Months Was This A Meteoite http://ntnews.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,7034,11480527%255E13569,00.html

78. Rogers Website Of Southern Amateur Astronomy - Main Offers news, equipment details, tutorials, and galleries of astrophotographs of the moon, star trails, planets, constellations and the milky way. http://members.iinet.net.au/~rog1/astro/

Date Comments 26 July 2005 I've managed to snap an image of Pluto , and clearly identify in the star field using a combination of Astrometrica and TheSky6. This is quite an achievement for me as it's been somewhat of a hard slog to get all the applications working nicely, the CCD and telescope working nicely, etc to be able to use Astrometrica effectively. I'm very happy with the results now. 26th Mar 2005 Today (26th March 2005) there was an Occultation of Jupiter by The Moon. I have an initial image from the event in the planets gallery and will add more in coming days. 25th Jan 2005 New images of comet C/2004 Q2 (Machholz) are uploaded to the comet gallery 27 Dec 2004 I have updated my equipment page 27 Dec 2004 I have taken many images of the Milky Way , but a new image (taken back in October) that includes the glow of twilight is quite different. The extremely wide field of view and horizon with twilight glow works quite well compared to the normal star field. 27 Dec 2004 Three new startrail images are in the misc and startrail galleries. They centre around the Southern Celestial Pole and include the LMC and SMC.

79. Litchfield Hills Amateur Astronomy Club http://www.fortunecity.com/victorian/twain/1206/

80. Carolina Sanchez & Roberto Botero This is a webpage dedicated to amateur astronomy and CCD imaging. Most of the images where taken from London using a Meade LX200GPS telescope and a Starlight-Xpress CCD camera. http://www.boterosanchez.plus.com

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